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Awaiting Election Day — Falgun 21, 2082 BS (5 March 2026)

All vote counts are zero. This dashboard will update live once counting begins after 5PM on election day. Party, candidate, and constituency data below is verified from the Election Commission of Nepal and major Nepali news sources.

All vote counts = 0 until counting begins

Seat Allocation — 275 Seats

138 needed for majority · All at 0

0 seats declared 275 total · 138 majority

138 — Majority

NC: 0

UML: 0

NCP: 0

RSP: 0

RPP: 0

Others: 0

Contesting Parties

Major parties · 68 registered · 2082 BS

Constituencies & Candidates

Select races shown · Click any row for details

Constituency	Key Candidates	Voters	Votes Cast

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Election: 5 March 2026

Falgun 21, 2082 BS

Votes Counted

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Awaiting Falgun 21, 2082 BS — 5 March 2026

Candidate data below is verified from the ECN and Nepali media. Vote counts will appear here once counting begins after 5PM election day.

Candidates

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2079 BS Result

Previous election reference

Proportional Representation समानुपातिक निर्वाचन — 2082 BS / 2026 AD

Election: 5 March 2026

Registered voters: 18,903,689

Threshold: 3% of valid PR votes

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PR results will populate after Election Day — Falgun 21, 2082 BS

All PR vote counts are 0. Party registration data and the 2079 BS reference results are shown. Nepal uses the Webster method (first divisor 1.4) to allocate the 110 PR seats among qualifying parties. Only parties crossing 3% of valid votes qualify as national parties and receive PR seats.

Registered Parties — PR Vote Tracker

All 2082 votes at 0 · 2079 BS reference shown

#	Party	Nepali Name	Leader	2082 PR Votes	2082 Vote %	Projected Seats	2079 BS % (Ref.)	Nat. Party?

How PR Seat Allocation Works

Nepal's proportional system

1 — Cast Your PR Vote

Each voter gets two ballot papers. The second is for a political party. This determines PR seat distribution nationally.

2 — 3% Threshold

Only parties receiving ≥ 3% of valid PR votes qualify as National Parties and receive proportional seats. Parties below 3% get zero PR seats.

3 — Webster Method

The 110 PR seats are allocated using the Webster/Sainte-Laguë method with first divisor 1.4 — making it slightly harder for the smallest qualifying parties.

4 — Inclusivity Quota

Each party's PR list must guarantee representation of women, Dalits, Janajatis, Madhesis, Tharus, Muslims, and other groups per Art. 84 of the Constitution.

⚠️ New entrants to watch in 2082: Ujyalo Nepal Party (Kulman Ghising), Shram Sanskriti Party (Harka Sampang), and the merged Nepali Communist Party's PR share are all uncertain. Any party near the 3% line faces a threshold cliff — missing it means zero PR seats regardless of FPTP performance.

2079 BS Reference — PR Results

Previous election · For comparison